Hyung-jin Kim

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — When he wanted to give a gift to his father who sacrificed much to raise him as a single parent, Lee Geon Hui settled on

In recent years, a growing number of bereaved people in digitally-savvy South Korea have been trying out tech startups that offer short simulated videos of dead relatives

SEÚL, Corea del Sur (AP) — Cuando quiso hacerle un regalo a su padre, que sacrificó mucho para criarlo al ser padre soltero, Lee Geon Hui se decidió por una idea inusual: un mensaje de video animado con IA de su difunto abuelo, a quien su padre extraña profundamente.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — When he wanted to give a gift to his father who sacrificed much to raise him as a single parent, Lee Geon Hui settled on

In recent years, a growing number of bereaved people in digitally-savvy South Korea have been trying out tech startups that offer short simulated videos of dead relatives

In recent years, a growing number of bereaved people in digitally-savvy South Korea have been trying out tech startups that offer short simulated videos of dead relatives

In recent years, a growing number of bereaved people in digitally-savvy South Korea have been trying out tech startups that offer short simulated videos of dead relatives

"When I saw tears running down my father's face, I felt a bit emotional as I realized my father still misses him."

SEOUL, South Korea — When he wanted to give a gift to his father who sacrificed much to raise him as a single parent, Lee Geon Hui settled on an

SEOUL, South Korea -- When he wanted to give a gift to his father who sacrificed much to raise him as a single parent, Lee Geon Hui settled on an unusual idea: an AI-animated video message from his late grandfather, whom his father misses dearly.